For those who leave a place due to tax proposals, it's important to clarify— their true intention isn't physical relocation, but asset repositioning.

In simple terms, these people are already frequently moving around the world; a few months of residence is their norm. By limiting their annual stay in one place to no more than 6 months, they can enjoy the convenience of living in the East while also making a reasonable digital game with taxes. This kind of maneuver isn't a burden for them—just a slight adjustment to their existing mobile lifestyle.

The key point is, what truly restricts them is never the geographic location itself, but the tax rate. As long as the numbers add up, which way they lean is an economic decision, not a sacrifice that must be forsaken.